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Wyoming Mortgage Calculator

Estimate your monthly mortgage payment in Wyoming, pre-loaded with the state's 0.55% average property tax rate and local insurance costs — plus a local market guide, worked payment example, and buyer-program notes.

Median home price
$350,000
Avg property tax
0.55%
Avg insurance
$1,400/yr
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Housing market snapshot: Wyoming

Wyoming markets are thin and localized - Cheyenne, Casper, and energy towns differ from Jackson Hole's resort pricing, which sits far above statewide medians. With an indicative median near $350,000, Wyoming sits in the middle of the national price distribution. Small rate changes move the payment more than many first-time buyers expect.

Property taxes and homestead notes

Wyoming's average effective property tax rate of roughly 0.55% sits below the national midpoint, so taxes often take a smaller slice of PITI than in high-tax states — though your county can still differ. Property tax rates are relatively low. Local assessments still warrant parcel checks, especially where values have risen quickly.

Homeowners insurance in Wyoming

Indicative average homeowners insurance around $1,400/year is in a typical U.S. band. Roof age, claims history, and deductibles still swing real quotes. Wind, wildfire in some areas, and cold-weather construction affect coverage. Rural claims service can limit carrier choice.

Worked payment example

Using Wyoming's indicative median of $350,000, a 20% down payment of $70,000, a 6.75% rate, and local tax/insurance defaults, principal and interest is about $1,816 with a full monthly payment near $2,093 (including roughly $160 tax and $117 insurance). With only 5% down ($17,500), the same price point jumps to about $2,586 per month because the loan is larger and PMI is typically required — roughly $152 of that total.

A common comfort check is keeping total housing cost near 28% of gross income. At $2,093/month, that implies ballpark gross income around $89,707 per year before other debts. Run your real income and debts through our home affordability calculator rather than relying on this rule of thumb alone.

Adjust the calculator above, or open the home affordability calculator with your income and debts. Methodology details are on how we calculate.

Buyer programs to research in Wyoming

  • Wyoming Community Development Authority (WCDA) programs
  • First-time buyer assistance
  • Rural Development loans

Eligibility, funding, and income limits change. Confirm details with the program administrator or a participating lender before relying on assistance in your offer.

Practical tips for Wyoming buyers

  • Jackson Hole and Teton County require a completely separate budget model.
  • Confirm propane/heating costs on rural properties.
  • Thin comps can slow appraisals - build timeline cushion.

Figures on this page are educational estimates for Wyoming, not a lender quote. County tax assessors, insurance agents, and licensed mortgage professionals can confirm the numbers for a specific address. See our methodology page for the formulas and assumptions behind every estimate.

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Wyoming mortgage FAQs

Common questions about estimating your monthly mortgage payment, PITI, PMI, and affordability.

What is the average property tax rate in Wyoming?

Wyoming's indicative average effective property tax rate is about 0.55% of home value per year. On a $350,000 home, that is roughly $1,925 annually, usually collected monthly through escrow. Your county bill can differ — and homestead programs may reduce what you owe.

How much is a typical mortgage payment in Wyoming?

On the indicative median of $350,000 with 20% down, local tax/insurance defaults, and a 6.75% rate, a full monthly payment is about $2,093. Your quote will differ with price, credit, loan type, and exact escrow items.

Does this calculator include Wyoming homeowners insurance?

Yes. We default to an indicative Wyoming average near $1,400 per year ($117/month). Replace it with a real quote for your address — especially if you need wind, hurricane, wildfire, or flood endorsements.

What assistance programs should Wyoming buyers know about?

Wyoming Community Development Authority (WCDA) programs. Also explore: First-time buyer assistance; Rural Development loans. Program rules change — confirm eligibility with the agency or a participating lender.